Does this receiver remember your settings and setup for speakers after say a power outage or do you have to reconfigure it again?
22443
If nthe AV Navigator Settings have been set on Computer it should remember setting and Note Nevigator set to the Expert Mode.
22444
I have had no power outages, so I can"t answer this question. But I would think your settings would be unaffected.
22445
Hello Shaun, Yes the Receiver will remember your settings after a power outage. In fact the receiver has several memory settings for your configuration. I have no complaints about Pioneer SC 68. Thanks Gene
22446
Yes it will keep your custom settings. They only change if you go in to programming and change them or if after some sort of severe problem you would have to have a service tech do a factory reset.
22447
Never noticed but I never had to re-configure so I guess that would be YES...
2204446
Try switching speaker wires.....if still not working,it is most likely the unit itself.
15287
I do not recall if we've tried that.. but would guess it does since it needs to keep a lot of config stuff saved - particularly if you get the WIFI dongle thingie..Actually, now that I think about it, I think we've had some power failures since we installed ours and I don't recall having to do anything after the power came back.. Perhaps someone else can chime in too to ensure I'm not wrong..
403477
If unplug you need to reset it .. If turned off when you turn it back on it stays at old setting
1132665
Yes! I thought it was something in the old one going bad so I bought a new one and all was fine for a few weeks now it is doing the same thing. It doesn't seem to matter whether the power to the receiver is on or off. As long as the woofer is plugged in it will randomly start the feed back loop which can only be stopped by turning off the woofer. Sorry I don't have any answers.
745298
If your receiver is powering the speaker zones, then I would say connect it to " speaker out" on the receiver.
476279
I have had many power failures but I never had to re-program this unit. I am not sure how it does but does remember settings. Please note the Power failures we have seen here only lasted a few hours maximum. I have to reset all radio-clocks that is how I notice power failures...
1111355
I had a similar issue with my onkyo receiver. Having the cable plugged into my phone then restarting seemed to take care of it kind of a pain in the ass cause I needed to do it every time.
1418213
Have this same problem with Onkyo TX-SR606- tried different codes but can't seem to get any to it properly. Best I can get is to turn receiver off and adjust volume. But will not turn on with remote.Maybe a different code??
1343612
I agree. I see no evidence of this feature in the instructions. But there may be a capacitor in it that holds the settings even though it may be necessary to reset the current time when the power comes back on. Perhaps that is what they mean?
559938
I have not come across that as I have set it up and have lost power several times and it remembers all my settings so far.
856625
The tuner will not automatically power up when power is restored. You must must press power button. The unit does remember what channel was watched before power loss.
448771
If you don't have enough speaker outputs on your receiver, this will solve the problem. It also lets you create different zones, so if you have speakers in your living room, family room, etc, you can select which zones you want on or off.
435967
Yes it does. I've had a couple of power outages and it has always come back up to my settings.Tom
1985588
It will remember where you left off, however you must set the the 'power resume' function to 'ON' in the system setup as described on page 13 of the owner's manual.
827232
yes power outage wipes all settings and you annoyingly have to reset it. I have mine light on, timer off so the off time gets messed up. Just reset mine today when I noticed it was staying on all night
1147969
I have not ran in to this problem at all, but I would start by making sure my speaker wire was soundly connected. Also make sure that no part of one wire is touching any of the other terminals as this could cause the receiver to go into protect mode. After that I would call Marantz. Good luck.